t for registration is group of four divisions has to be created from Accept total number of participants (R) in class. A group registered participants. The limit for registration is 200. total number of participants registered is even number then, criteria for group division are that each group should have equal.number of participants. And total number of participants in each group should be an even number. For example, if P=104 then Group A=26, Group B=26 Group C=26 and Group D=26 If total number of participants is odd number then, criteria for group division is that take the nearest multiple of 4 less than P and perform four equal divisions and then the left out participants are added in Group 'D'. For example, If P 127, then Group A=31. Group B=31 Group C=31 and Group D=34 Group D is 34 because B1 participants plus left out 3 participants are added in this group. DIsplay report on total numnoer of participants in 531

t for registration is group of four divisions has to be created from Accept total number of participants (R) in class. A group registered participants. The limit for registration is 200. total number of participants registered is even number then, criteria for group division are that each group should have equal.number of participants. And total number of participants in each group should be an even number. For example, if P=104 then Group A=26, Group B=26 Group C=26 and Group D=26 If total number of participants is odd number then, criteria for group division is that take the nearest multiple of 4 less than P and perform four equal divisions and then the left out participants are added in Group 'D'. For example, If P 127, then Group A=31. Group B=31 Group C=31 and Group D=34 Group D is 34 because B1 participants plus left out 3 participants are added in this group. DIsplay report on total numnoer of participants in 531

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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